The University Board of Elections announced Wednesday the four referendum questions that will appear on the spring elections ballot. The referenda include proposed changes to the constitutions of the Arts & Sciences Council, Student Council and the Honor Committee. The fourth referendum is an opinion referendum proposing Honor sanction reform.
The change to the Arts & Sciences constitution concerns the representation of interdisciplinary degree programs on the council, said Megan Roberts, Arts & Sciences Council vice president.
The change in the constitution would allow the council to appoint a representative for smaller interdisciplinary majors
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